The primary regional airport for Western Alaska, serving as a key hub for passenger, cargo, and air taxi operations.
Bethel Airport (BET) is located three miles southwest of downtown Bethel, Alaska, covering 1,056 acres. It serves as a critical transportation link for the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta region, supporting both commercial and general aviation.
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Passenger traffic has remained stable with minor fluctuations over recent years.
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Employees include airline staff, ground handlers, maintenance crews, and state airport operations personnel.
Recent runway and taxiway improvements have enhanced operational capacity for both passenger and cargo flights.
Upgrades to navigation aids and weather monitoring systems have improved safety and reliability.
Implementation of energy-efficient lighting and support for sustainable aviation fuel initiatives are underway.
Coordinate with state and federal agencies to secure funding for infrastructure and safety enhancements.
Prioritize runway resurfacing and terminal modernization to support future growth and operational resilience.
Expand adoption of green technologies and practices to minimize environmental impact and meet regulatory standards.
